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THE HERO OF CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Shreveport Journal.

shreveport journal.
We have no quarrel to make with the Mich
and almost slayish adulation they plaster
<helS candidate with on all occasions, in and
MUD his presence: nor with Gen.. Nichols
for his too evident relish for these lndelicate
plaudits, SO long as they do not offend the
aanctity of immortal names and immortal
deeds, which have long been, and will re-
main, enshrined in the Southern heart.
Such an otfense they do commit when these
orators attribute to Gen. Nichols the glori-
GUS distinction of being 6THE HERO OF
cHAEcELLoRsVILLE, !" and when he sits by, in
wooden silence, and not only fails to rebuke
the lmplety, but, with the JUNCTION OF q
II there was q battle of the wA which had
o hero, and with which one name is associ-
ated with effulgens and solitary splendor,
that battle was Charlottesville and that
hero was Stonewall Jackson.
Does not the stern and majestic shade Of
that immortal soldier. the true hero of Chan
celtofsville, come to Gen. Nichols in his
dreams and rebuke his subaltern for this
emblems consecrated to his deathless men,
ory7
In common with every Confederate soldier
VINO keeps hid away in his heart OF hearts,
Ike precious Jewels in a sanctuary, the holy
memories of the war, and keeps Zealous
ward aud watch over every precious name OF
it's dead, that no attribute of theirs may be
soiied or taken from them, weprotest against
LA1S wrong.
This is one wreath he shall not wear. Rob
ert E. Lee himself refused to accept it, as
was SO. eloquently related by Col. Charley
Marshall in his speech on Confederate memo
rial day at Baltimore several years ago. Said
ne: But at the moment when the transports
Of his victorious troops were drowning the
roar of battle with acclamations, a note was
brought to him from Gen. jackson. It was
brought to Gen. Lee as he sat on his horse
to open it with his gauptletedhasnd, he passed
1t to Inc with directionst o read it to him. The
note made no mention of the wound which
Gen. Jackson had received, but %congratu-
lated e GEN Lee 4pson the great victory
anguish that passed over his face as he lis
tened. With a voice broken with emotion he
babe me say to Gen. jackson that victory was
his, and that the congratulations were due to
hin, -
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MEMoRY,s PICTURE.

I see her now-the fairest thing
d ever Knocked mans pletuF1nRs
! picture her as one that drew
Aside Gfe's curtain and looked through
As from q wood to open sea.
The soft, wide eyes of wonderment
Thai, truSIting' looked you through and
The sweet, arehed mouth-a bow not bent,
That sent loves arrow swift and true.
That sweet, arehed MOUTH, The Orient
Hath not such pearls in all her stores;
Not all her stored, spice-set shores
Hath fragrance such as it hath spent.
I picture her as one Who knew
How rare is truth to be untrue
As ono who knew the awful sign
Ut death, of life, of the divine,
Sweet pity of all loves, all hateg.
Beneath the lron-footed fates.
I picture her as seeking peace,
And olive leaves aad ~vine-set land; =
While strife stood by on either hand,
And wrUng the tears like r~osaries.
l pictured her III passing rhyme,
AS OF yet not d part of these
A woman born above her time,
A woman waiting in her place,
With patient pity on her face.
Her face, her earnest baby face;
der young face SO Wige-
The tender love-light in her eyes
Two stars Of heaven gu of place.
TMo@tars that sang as stars of gold.
Their silence eloquence Of song,
In skies of glory and of gold,
Where God IN purple passed along
That patient, baby face of hers
That won q thousand Worsbipersl
That silent, pleading face, among
Ten thousand faces just the one
I still shall love when all is done,
And life lies by 3 harp unstrung.
Joaquin Nisers'
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Three Men Killed and a Boat DESTROYED

Three Men Killed and a Boat DESTROYED.
NEW York, Nov. Is. A Proyinceton
Mass.1 special says: The Whaling steamer
Lizzie N.saCapt. West, which has been en-
gagged in the fnbaek whale fishery on the
eastern coast this season, on Oct. g. when
about fifteen miles -east-southeast from Sc
gum island, Oft the coast OF Maine. saw a
large lone whale OF that species and attemDed
it's capture. A boat was lowered and manned
by Capt. West, his mate and four geaInen
Capt. West, with a large, heavy whalegnn.
n which was al explosive bomb lance, took
steered.
Upon approaching the whale, it was seen
that he would be q n ugly customer to deal
WIN. as ne showed no inclination to run,
waiting to be attacked.
When the boat was near enough to warrant
g siot, Capt. West fired the gun, but as the
sea was Tough. the motion Of the boat de-
was badly wounded, but not in any vital
part. The whale then made for the boat
2 IN passing under it struck il with lis
hukes. throwing II some thirty feet into the
the whale again struck it with his tail and
completely demolished the boat and killed
one of the crew, Jacob Kock, cutting Linn
seompletelyin two.
The whale then commenced To b;fe aud
strike with his tell at the pieces of fbe boat.
kIllIng IWn more men, Neal Olsen and ChTis.
who were supporting Themselves
on pieces Of The wreck.
Capt. West. the mate. and fhe-cther man.
were safely taken aboard th4SsSeamer. and
another boat was lowered tx capture the
Then the whale attacked the steamer; By .
quick tnrL OF the udder the steamer cleared
nlIn Dy g few feet, yflis occurred q second
TIME, Inc tlesWeH which was created by The
whales fall back into the water FnocEsd al
on board of their feet. By throwing over
an immense cagk,. AT which the whale. think
Ing e was the ship, kept hacking away, the
bonab-lanee. and finally the whale was Killed.
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on Bi1bo to Division, thence west on Division
TO Ryan, and south on Ryan to the court
house square.
The procession was conducted by the fol-
Owing nnarTshslsi VIM. Murray, Pr. y. I.
Ryan, J. J. Reid, A. M. Mayo, Hon. S. @.
Shattuck, Hon. Adolph Meyer, e. W. john
son.
At 8 p. m. the ceremonies In front Of the
courthouse square commenced.
The meeting was called to order by Judge
s. .. Reid, Messrs. +. II. Odom and J.. @.
Gibbs acting as secretaries.
Eloquent speeches were made by Mr..
Rruttschnitt, Major E.. a. Burke, Collector
Jonas and Meyer Gutheirae
1t was after IL O'Clock when the speaking
came to q close.
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Il DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ST.
BERNARD PARISH.

Accusing meeting of the citizens of the
first ward of st. Bernard parish was held on
Thursday. Hon. e. e. Nunez called the
meeting to order and stated its object. On
motion, duly seconded and adopted, the fol-
lowing resolution was passed, viz:
Be 1t resolved, That the undersigned Democratic
voters OF the first ward of tue parish of st. Ber-
to be- known as the Democratic Club of the First
Ward of the Parish of st. Bernard. for the pur-
| pose 6adYaneing the interest and the success of
the Democratic party st the coming election.
The following officers were duly elected:
A. Nunez, president; J. NJ. PONIES, John
Rittering, ]. M. Courtiarde, Fred. Ape,
Ben Dubarry, Thos. Kern. Pierre Courtade,
j.. B. Dauteriye, Fred. Ernst. Josh Guerra,
Thos. Patton, Pierre Duclos, Alfredo. Rhodes,
vice presidents: John Hager, Jr-, secretary;
sylvan Blolisssan, treasurer; y. III. Momus
grand marshal.
A motion was made that all who had not
signed their names as members could do so,
which was carried and promptly responded
The following resolution was then adopted,
viz:
B 10 Further, resolved, That each and every
member OF this club and meeting do pledge
himself to support a McEnery delegation aad to
use all honorable means for his nomination for
Governor.
The next in order was the motion made,
~ carried, to adjourn to the platform
y. SbE2 kANtS AL114 ~oO
citizens, as well as quite Q number of ladies,
were assembled, when the chairman, Hon.
A. Nunsz, introduced Major r. 7. ,Baaure-
gards1-kho spoke in French, and was loudly
- .ArmsAong, the next speaker in
troki+d, spoke efficently for the McEnery
ca1b thfnd advocated his Reorganization, and
wixia&o loudly applauded.
lie was followed by Hon. /. P. Bouby, who
spoke IN French and kept the audience in
excellent humo-, and was very loudly APP
plauded. He was several times interrupted
in his speech by cheers from the crowd.
Mr.. terd. Armand also spoke in French,
and very nobIy spoke for the straightaut
Democracy. His speech was a very lengthy
one. He was loudly applauded.
The next and last speaker was the Hon.
loudly cheered and interrupted in his speech
that 1t took some moments before the. audi
elee could be Quoted. At the conclusion of
his speech the air was rent with applause.
b secretary then read the following
resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted. viz:
First Ward Club Of the parish of st. Bernard. do
hereby 1ndorse the candidacy of that true and
f Els de sou Of Louisiena, tho Hon. SD. MeEnery,
Be it. 0rther resolped, That we the members
OF the said club shall give our influence to Sc
f fbg p tha ELECTION 1d Of the officers selected by
selected by the District ConyentiAD; and we
speclaiiy and indorse for the district
9ndgeshlp Hon. 4; 3 Beauregard, end for the
d1strIet attorneyship Hon. James Wilkinson, our
present district attorney; and we recognize the
merits and indorse for the position OF sheriff our
s1tie,ent ofneer Hon. y z. Nunez, and the Hon.
The meeting then adjourned, subject to
call by order OF the president.
r A.. NuNEz, President.
JOHN HAaER, Jr.1 Secretary.
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The Object 81 gEIs sear.1,

texts Strings.
Elderly Member Of the Church Ito young
nan IingeTlig on thdssoutsideEAre YOU seek
ING the lord, NV Young friend
1eIng Man b~ashfnHy}-Nu. sir. In, saek.
ing Miss Polly Jones. but I can wait Until
meeting lets out $500
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Reauirnd Hia Assiatanoa

Texas SifE1ngH.
School Teaeher-Your little bow Hans
WasnsE at school yesterday, Afr. Johaniaberg 3
Mr. Johanisberg iof The BoWerys-ssNo.
vas maxim der parrel of sauer-kTaut. and I
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Prof. Tyndall, in a letter On lightning coas
ductors, points out that the abolition g NJ ~
s%istance is absolutely necessary IN conneeanz
q lightning conductor with the. earfn, aR "
this is done by closely Embedding IN fnesstA
2 plate of good conducting material she =
large ares. The largeness of area nsAs3
atonement for the imperfect eonductyllxdna
earth. The plate, in fact, constitutes 9 w.
door through which the electylelty pass3
freely into the earth, its disruptlye s aas
damaging e1&ctsl being thereby aSoSasss
A common way Of dealing with hshEsasl a
conductors adopted by ignorant practlnSass
ers is, DR.. Tyndall remarks, to Carry M N
wire rope which forms part OF gI
conductor down the wall and into the cana
below, where it ends without n teraaass
plate. Such q ''protection''is q m9ckssNf
delusion and o snare. Some years ago ~
lighthouse on the Irish coast was STRUCK x
lightning, when he found by the enginsszs
report that the lightning conductor nag 49,
carried down the lighthouse tower, its lvmss
extremity carefully embedded in a stone o..
1orated to receive it. If the object had nss$
invite the lightning to strike the tqHctS
PETER arrangement could hardly,, ns HI
lleyeA have been adopted. He yetoeus II
proposal to employ Q chain rs q prol9ngawSA
Or the conductor, az the contact OF Ida hss#
link 10 never perfect,
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GOV. NJ D. M,ENEaY.

Fortunate, fortunate many in his state ~ s
ministration, peace preserved throughoss
the parishes, appointments to. office llaas
with proper discrimination and dus Tsseaa
to the public interest. a
His jealous and enlightened s1pportol y
Observation-Disclosures, educational en-
liable, hygienic, agricultural leYeeInyg, ess
are matters thoroughly known. Ihe NE
have been faithfully executed. .
Unjust criticism does not discourage n.ls~
such is the lot of all men in authorlty, Ape1
the most meritorious down. A8e
The charges against him have been ~
ventilated before the people and shown Z 9
partisan and without foundation. = q
Fear not. his conservative course VII ".
cease. IDdorse his administration ng II
electing him! J. AID. RozIHA
Ne1e Orleans. Non. u, 1881.
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HAA8D TORCIzLIaHT PROCESSION

took place. Ia which hundreds partscfpated.
The line Of march was formed atJ. G. GAoSd-
ems on Pu5u street. Ihs prceesgiD1, ta1es,
paogsd west I'd the lake front. thenaa north
g Division streeh, cast On Division street. is
street. narth 0n Hyan street to Lew
T8sse, east ps AAwxenee tn Hodges south On
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-13

AlvGreS Pavia, Ricardo A. Domtr,-
gues, M. Jes,is, Artagerges Rios,
Fernando Case, Esteban Bl0ncO, Jo-
Sc ROure, Juan Vicens y BernGrt,
F. Pintueles, Vicente Roure, Narciso
Sais, Nicolds Umbert NddGl, TFini-
dad Cabrera, Eugenso Ferndndes,
j. antonio Marina Gya1O, Pedro
Padr6, Juan Roure, Juan M0rtt,
Jose Lafont, Jose Fuentes, Juan Lu-
quis, Jose Lopez MariNO, Jose Go
meS, ISidro Martina, antonio Corre-
ger, Antonio Vicens, Lorenzo Frau,
Francisco Furench, Manuel de j.
ROure, Juan Chtmelis, Manuel Con
sdles, AlGandro Cristobai, Segundo
NadGl Font, Manuel Fernandez %,
Francisco de Diego, Fernando Case
%, antonio P6res, Eraristo BlGnco,
IMefonsO Cruz, Jose a. SarriG, An
gel del Yale, A ruegO de EpDanio
FSgueroa, Jose Roure, Juan Bilbao,
Hilario Case, Bartolom< Colon,
Eduardo Ferndndes, Manuel Joglar,
Juan San Miguel, Heraclio Martt-
neS, Ignacio Ferndndes, Elias Mar
ttnes, Lorenzo Veles, r. Sans q Mar
torell, Lorenzo BarrerGs.
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Capital.

Respetables correligionarios nues.
tros: FL Partido incondicionalmen-
to Espaiiol esta de enhorabuena.
La union realizada entire W.,
que nos han dado q conocer sus
importantes cartas publicadas en-
ell valiente peri6dico BoLETIN MER-
OANTIL, ha sido recibida por la
Oolectividad con el mayor entu-
siasmO.
Era una necesidad que venfan
sintiendo cada dia mas los que
amamos de coraz6n al Partido; Y,
al yer que nuestros deseos Sc han
coronado, no podemos monos de
sentirnos orgullosos en- tener un
Jefe Y un periodista tan dignos y
patriotas, que, en- bien de la Oolec-
tividad que dirigen, han sabido de-
poner diferencias particulares, que
desaparecieron para siempre.
Reciban nuestra ardiente felici-
taci6n, Y ell testimonio de la mas
distinguida consideration y respeto
con que Sc suscriben sus atentos
correligionarlos @. B. s. M.
Benigno Espina, Pbro.-Narciso
Costa Palol.--LMts SGIG. Maths
Gonsdlez.-.JuGn Sala Oku.-- --EStebGn
Gaycta.-JMdn r. QuifOnes.
fael Sala.-Ruto J. GonSdleS.-Be-
nigno L6peg.-Luciano Alban.--Luts
GOnsGlez.-Isidro Ant6n.-Jaan B.
Marttnes.-Juan Rosa BOSch.-Emi
kano L6pes.-SeveriGno CandeIGrio.
IF. Garcia.
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CUMPLE So PALABRA.

Nuestro distinguido amigo el
senior Alfau y Baralt ha comenza.
do q cumplir la palabra empe-
nada de estar a nuestro lado
para combatir contra la Autono-
mia. Vean nuestros lectores la
siguiente manifestation, que pu-
blica en- El Imparcial de Ma.
yagiiez, LENA de pensamientos
generosos, que revelan su de.
cidida resoluci6n en- aquel sentido.
FL senior Alfau ha comenzado s
experimental algunos sinsabores
en- ell camino emprendido, sinsa.
bores que indica. pero que no son
bastante para hacerle cambiar de
actitud, porque dice, y dice muy
bien, que cuenta con las slmpa-
tias de los hombres sensatos y
verdaderamente patriotas. He
aqul la manifestation:
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un buque bajo la direction del in
ventor, debiendo emplearse mate
riales todos de prOcedencia espa-
fiOla.
Los representatives de Cuba y
Puerto Rico concurrieron aver tar
de al despacho del Sr. Moret, cita-
do por 81, 4 fin de darles cuenta del
estado de las negociaciones pen
dientes con los Estados- Unidos pa
ra la celebration del tratado de CO.
mercio, Y tanto los diputados como
los senadOres ofrecieron no crear ell
menor obstaculo al gobierno para
llevar a feliz t6rmino las negocia-
clones. Ell martes continuara la
Interpolation sobre elmodus vivendi,
hablando primero ell Sr. Oalvet6n.
A Ultima hora SO habla mucho
Gu ell Congroso de la actitud de los
Conservatives, que no ocultan es
tar dispuestos a no continuar ayu-
dando al gabinete con su benevo-
lencia. Para convencerse, basta
leer los discursos de los Sres. Do
mfnguez, Isasa y Pidal, de que he
dado cuenta, contra la institution
del jurado.
r. P. del Rio.
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GALES, 6 Mayo 1887.
Sr. D. Ignacio Diaz Caneja.
Puerto Rico.
PuortO-RicO.

Muy distinguido sefior nuestrO: {:
Fin las actuales circunstancias es
digna de elogio la actitud patri6ti-
ga demostrada por V. Y ell Excmo.
Sr. d. Pablo Ubarri por 10 que
los suscribientes, que tienen q mu-
cho Orgullo en- pertenecer al gran
Partido que en- America es la ge-
nuina representation de nuestra
queIida Espana, ell propagador in
cansable de sus glOrias y ell cent?
la avanzado de su honra, no pue-
den menos de expresar su salts
facci6n pOr tai motive, Y, a la vez
que Sc vanag lorian ellos mismos por
tan necesaria union, ehvian su res
petuosa Y leal felicitacion & V. V al
digno Jefe &c la Colectividad, quie-
mes on los mas criticos momentos
han sabido sacrificar toda mira per-
sonal en- aras de la union y concor-
dia one tan necesarias son para
resistir ell empuje de nuestros en-
valentcnados adversarios, dando
ell mas sublime ejemplo de abnega-
ci6n Y patriotismo.
Viva Espana! Viva la Union
De V. atentos amigos, correligio-
narios y s. s. @. B. S.,M
Manuel Ferndndes, Pedro Mario
ysN Faurs Vicents Martinez, Jose
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ViequeS, Z de Mayo.
Sr. ID. lgnacio DiAz Caneja.
Puerto Rico.
L. SdrTid.

aii distinguido amigo Y correli-
gioDario: Despues de haber fell,
citado q V. de palabra, Y muy de
prisa, ell esa Capital, por la actitud
y comportamiento dc nuestro Jefe
el EXcmo. Sr. ID. Pablo Ubarri pa
ra con V, hoy tengo Ia mayor sa
tiSfacci6n en- manifestarle que con
esta fccha, q nomhre propio s es-
pecialmente del Partido Iucondi-
cional de esta lsla, del que tengo
la honra de ser Jefe local, felicito 4
nuestro querido Jefe, por el paso
que acaba de dar hacia ", con ii
felicito al Partido, VA Espaiia;y q V.
me complace manifcstarle que este
paso me LENA de orgullo como sol
dado dc fila del gran Partirlo la.
Conditional al que tcngo la honra
de perteDecer desde los albores de
su aparici0n ell eSta Isla. Jamas
podia nuestro querido Jcfe, On me-
jor OCCASION que EN- Ia pre- ente, ha.
Der dado ell paso que acaba dc dar
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ABSURDO.

Cesar de BaEan, en- una de sus
1lhmas correspondencias a q" E
Pueblo, " incurre en- ell vi1ulento
extreme de decir, del senor Mi.
nistro de Fomento actual, "que
odia a todos los que han nacido
en- America.
I'll ataque es tan vulgar como
absurdo & injustiicado. Tanto,
como impropio de quien posea re-
gular ilustracion y sentimientos
de rectitud.
Cesar dc Basdn no puede pro.
bar que el senor Navarro v Ro
drigo sea enemigo de los anne.
ricanos.
Cosa analoga iuten,6 demos
trar, hace POGO, un peri6dico au
tonomiSta dc aqui, y no le fae
possible.
AL cual hicimos yer claro, co.
mo Ia loE solar, que 10 duico que
sc echa en- cara nj ssnor Navarro
Rodrigo, por ciertos politicos
apaslonados, para acreditar el
irraciOnal cargo aludido, 90 algun
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CR6NICA ELECTORAL.

Mucho vociferan los autono-
mistas por ell triunfo obtenido en-
algunos pueblos. En- cambio, en-
mayor ndmero han triunfado los
incondicionales; pero de este no
les convene hablar, y adn en- al.
gunos de aquellos en- que alcanza.
ron victoria no debe olvidarse
que fue debido al retraimiento de
nuestro partido.
iVaya unos triunfos para tanto
hablar!
Y digan nuestros colegas: ! lqus
les ha parecido de los grandes
fracasos del autonomismo en- Gu.
ba2 ITambien estos SON victo-
rias?
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concepto de una obra de aque'
distinguishing hombre pdblico,
reterente, entiendase bien, d los
enemigos de EspaNG en- este he :
miSferSO.
Esto mismo hacemos hoy pre-
sente a Cesar de BazGn.
Por 81 no 10 saba.
Para que no ataque con lamen
table ligereza quien ataques nc
merece.
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FL MARQUES DE- LAS CLARAS.

Este nuevo Titulo de Castillo
so ha creado para honrar con el,
muy merecidamente, a nuestro
distingdido amigo Q. respectable
caballero Excmo. Sr. D. Fernan.
DO Fernandez, de Arecibo, y te-
nemos entendido que por el va
por-correo de hoy han llegado Ell
Real despacho y nombramiento.
Felicitamos, por tanto, caluro-
samente al Sr. MARQUES de Las
Claras, deseando disfrute por lar
gos amos tan senalada distinction.
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Una excitaci6n-:o :onsejo de E2
Pueblo:

Una excltaclon-con conseJo de Et
Pueblo:
/" Nos permitimos excitar al distin.
guido Comit6 de San Juan, para que
tome por So cuenta ell censo, nutra
sns listas con las inclusiones que nos
consta pueden hscerse, para colocsr ell
censo en- un estsdo en- Iue siquiera sea
possible Ia lucha.
lHombre, por Dios!
iQue no tome por su cuenta el
censo nuestro ell distinguido Co.
mite autonomista de San Jnan |!
iQue nos perdone la vida!
iQue Sc deje de nutrir las lis
tas cop sus inclusiones, que tanto
exceso de nutrici6n puede causar
nauseas, 6 empachos!
Y tambien suplicamos 4 Ell
Pueblo que no dirija 4 sus CORE
iigionarioS de San Juan m is con-
sejos y excitaciones.Y en- perjuicio
nuestro.
Porque de 10 contrArio llegare.
mos a Greer que desde que Sc ha
anunciado la traslaci6n de La Re
vista a Ponce, no son oidos all
los consejos y maximas de 81
Pueblo, y por este, para no que.
darse mudo, para no perder ell CO.
lega sus resabios de Mentor, sc
mete a consejero de sus cotrades
de la Capital.
Sin parar mientes en- que E,
Pueblo les habla de muy lejos >
aquf no Sc le oye.
Sin parar mientes en- que, pol
mucho que ell colega Sc desgaflite
no podra conseguir que 10 que es
deje de ser.
Los comilitones de Ell Pue6L
no tienen NADIA que hacer, electo
ralmente hablando, en- esta ciudad
Ell Pueblo Sc esfuerza y Sc can
50 en- vanO.
Lo cual sentimos, por 81, y po
10 mucho que va q sudar.
Con gran gusto de La ReUista
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